>slaves and masters< is the thirteenth studio album by deep purple, and was released in 1990. the album sounds like a cross between a rainbow and a deep purple album.
now available again on audiophile 180 gram vinyl with an insert.

glenns back with 4 more dope edits: reportedly one of gus personal faves african suite’s vibe extended for djs, trammps’ disco party with added hammond organ and fender rhodes courtesy of gu b/w slave stellar fungk flipped and last but not least wilbert longmire’s jazzy hawkeye.

4 remastered classics from marc acardipane, released under various monikers.

detroit legend thomas barnett with killer detroit stuff

composed of members buckshot, 5ft, and dj evil dee, black moon simultaneously kicked off and defined the rap renaissance of new york with the release of enta da stage in 1993. whereas plenty of earlier groups had spit rage-flled rhymes to tear down the world’s unjust establishments, no one had evoked brooding pathos or introspective anger quite like black moon.

great return for dj simi & master keys (yoshitoshi) with a cool grooving techhouse remix for fans of vigorito

nice deep grooving 3 tracker a1 goes the prog way while the master drum mix goes really into the deep flip for the more funked up original mix

3cd set of soul,funk,disco,house,techno and drum & bass mixed and selected by 2 pioneers of uk dance music a true masterpiece selection! incl. tracks from chaka khan, the jacksons, willie bobo, orbital, leftfield, lfo, pete heller, doc scott, logistics, calibre, krust, dj zinc, goldie, and many more

new concept album from jazz pianist brad mehldau. double vinyl release in gatefold sleeve.

deluxe 40th anniversary box, including 180 gram 5x12 inch vinyl plus 124-page hardcover book.

1 per customer, ltd 500 copies

fresh electro , just check

limited to 100 copies. welcome on the red planet red arremer!

28 tracks state-of-the-art remastered! original 7 and extendend deejay cuts by dennis brown, gregory isaacs, freddie mcgregor, michael rose, junior byles, delroy wilson, sugar minott, leroy smart, a.o. - the next essential chapter in the reggae anthology quality series!

phat rockin peaktime techno 4 tracker incl radioslave remix !!!

b-stock! case is damaged or not original. cds are not affected & brand new. 2 cds full of italo feeling!

2 cds full of italo feeling!

disco / house hits

deluxe 2 cd digipack! silver hotfoil outer and embossed print! to this day, sven vŠth represents the electronic music scene like no other dj. in the nineties he was mentor and shaman, operating from frankfurt/ germany introducing us to the world of electronic music. after this crazy, extroverted years vŠth created the cocoon family as a global platform for his and his colleagues activities. vŠth has always been for the scene baba, which means dad in hessian dialect. today he is the baba for a new generation of djs: music is not about strategizing new release information your niche potential. it does not matter if a tune is approved by the opinion makers. itÕs about what you feel personally and what you can create with the music in your work as a dj. to this day, vŠth manages to play tracks that you wouldnt expect and puts them in a context you would not expect either. like no one else he succeeds in arranging the entire electronic music cosmos

the rastafarian roots reggae singer brings a majestic touch to the songs he sings, which are deeply infused with his beliefs. with a sense of reverence that only a solemn, pious man as prince alla could put into song, this collection centres on tracks recorded at lee perry-s black ark studio. having spent his early days living in rasta camps & working as a singer for joe gibbs, it was at greenwich farm that prince alla (born keith blake) crossed paths with tapper zukie who was so blown away by alla-s songs he initiated the recording sessions. this release compiles those songs & their extended versions alongside 3 classic extra cuts, -hail rastafari-, -black roses- & the sublime -royal throne room-.

new album produced by brian eno, john reynolds and seun kuti feat.rise